United States National Team alum, Olympian, National Soccer Hall of Famer, and National Soccer Coaches Association of America Hall of Famer Harry Keough passed away on Tuesday morning. Keough was 84, a member of the 1950 USA World Cup team that beat England. He was also the architect of the St. Louis University soccer dynasty, leading them to five NCAA championships starting in 1967. Keough had 17 caps with the National Team. At a time when the USA rarely played, Keough appeared in every game from his debut in 1949 until his last appearance in a National Team shirt in 1957. Keough's fellow members of the United States National Team Players Association join the American soccer community in their sadness at hearing of Keough's passing, along with offering their sympathy to his family.
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